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No doubt inspired by the recent Salisbury Plain Twitter tour, an MOD archaeologist does a virtual tour of Otterburn Training Area in Northumberland. First day here:
https://twitter.com/Otterburnarcha1/status/1250093520767127554
Excellent Salisbury Plain 4 day tour, thread here:
https://singletrackmag.com/forum/topic/twitter-tour-salisbury-plain-archaeology/
These could be interesting for older children too.
Nice !
Ps CG never said thanks for your kind words on another thread, they really helped
Excellent. The in-laws live on the ranges just north of Rochester. Can find some interesting military detritus sometimes.
Oooh! Nice
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How much of that area can you ride? I've walked from Barrowburn up to Windy Gyle, Cheviot etc. It's a stunning place
Ps CG never said thanks for your kind words on another thread, they really helped
kimbers, making a guess here but thank you for your nice words and do hope that your little one doesn't have to wait too long.
How much of that area can you ride? I’ve walked from Barrowburn up to Windy Gyle, Cheviot etc. It’s a stunning place
ElShalimo - there's mention of riding on here. I possibly cycled from just west of Alwinton at Linbriggs on a gravelly track westwards across the range.
Importantly, one thing I've noticed is that the military maps featured in the Twitter feeds show more detail than the usual OS Explorer. As an example, a small area of woodland was given a name where as on the Explorer it didn't.
And a Sheffield archaeologist has also been inspired, his mini tour covers Wincobank Hill. Click on his last tweet as someone's posted an aerial vid of the hill fort.
https://twitter.com/jdanter/status/1250408978896560136